Cherie Berry

A blast from the past; Happy Valentine’s Day from the YDNC! #FlashbackTuesday

@ElevatorQueen C’mon @elevatorqueen, you should know me better than that. I’m a Sharpie guy. Anyway, these folks already have my autograph. This equipment was last inspected on 1/23/2025 and a certificate was mailed out in March 2025.

I still see you out here @ElevatorQueen - it’s been awhile 👀

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 18, 2025 Contact: MorrowCampaign@gmail.com Michele Morrow Officially Files for U.S. Senate in North Carolina RALEIGH, NC – Today, conservative leader and education advocate Michele Morrow officially filed her candidacy for the United States Senate at the North Carolina State Board of Elections. Michele Morrow, a registered nurse and former Republican nominee for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction, announced her campaign with a clear message: it's time to put Americans first. “It is time for North Carolinians to have an advocate in Washington who will fight for their God- given individual liberties and for NC to lead the rest of the nation back to the values that make our country great - strong borders, healthy families, quality education and freedom and justice for all," said Morrow. “NC cannot afford four more years of Roy Cooper. I plan to expose Roy Cooper for the self-interested, career politician he is. His 8-year reign left NC with soaring crime rates, disastrous education outcomes, and unaffordable living, culminating in complete abandonment of our neighbors in Western NC. With me in this race, his good-guy facade will crumble.” Morrow's campaign will focus on protecting constitutional rights, restoring election integrity, and promoting policies that prioritize American workers and families. For more information, visit morrow4nc.com #ncpol

New in @theobserver: Pat McCrory deserves better from North Carolina charlotteobserver.com/opinion/articl… #ncpol

@coreywrites @ElevatorQueen A great North Carolina tradition lives on!

My statement on ⁦@TulsiGabbard.⁩

Effective immediately, I am ending the N.C. Department of Labor’s (@NCDOL) use of DEI metrics in evaluating the performance of the department’s hardworking employees. From this point forward, we will hire and evaluate employees based solely on merit and their ability to fulfill our mission to protect the health, safety, and well-being of North Carolinians. #ncpol #ncga

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